Sentence examples for charges air from inspiring English sources
Costs for a six-day Windjammer Cruise range between $700 and $900, plus port charges, air fare and taxes.
A 14-night cruise March 15 on the Braemar from Barbados to Málaga, Spain, starts at $1,220 a person, double occupancy, with port charges; air fare is extra.
The most common charges are explained beneath: Airline's charges Air freight (A/F): the air freight charge is a price per chargeable kg.
Good benefits may include low interest, promotional interest rates, no annual fee, no bank service charges, air travel bonus miles, credit points toward purchases, credit points toward long-distance phone calls, or credit points for gasoline.
Joe only gave FORBES a brief interview, to respond to the charges aired in ArtNews.
Consequently, engine charge-air coolers, commonly referred to as either intercoolers or aftercoolers, are used to reduce the temperature of the charge air.
Jerry Mauro, the general manager, said bathers could "feel bubbles of volcanically charged air".
Ms. Baranski slyly combines her well-honed musical-comedy skills with the icy take-charge air she has perfected as a predatory lawyer on television's "Good Wife".
Mr. Gyllenhaal and Ms. Portman, whose role is frustratingly if unsurprisingly underwritten, draw nuances out of the charged air between them.
Her hands had acquired a layer of softer but more highly charged air than that in the rest of the atmosphere; they had their own opinion.
Jaguar recently told the safety agency that it received its first report of a stall in February and discovered that the vehicle's charge air cooler hose was detached.
